File adapter sends return message to SOAP adapter

Hi,
I have managed to send a message using a SOAP sender adapter to a file using the file adapter. The respective message is written to a file. Though both adapters are configured to work in an asynchronous way, the file adapter seems to try to return as message. This results in an error message: "Das Interface-Mapping ... ist nicht im Laufzeit-Cache vorhanden". I have updated and checked the runtime cache. The respective mapping program is available and working, since the file adapter writes the send date to the file. So why this message?
Kind regards,
Heiko

The file adapter replies the sent message, when it is addressed in sync mode.
Set in the SOAP sender channel the Quality-of-Service to Exactly-Once to avoid this behavior.
Regards
Stefan

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I don't understand you answer. I know the correct soap address but the IB tool generates it with this "& a m p ;" string instead of only "&". Thatu2019s the point. No idea if and how I can handle this.
But thank you for the note number. Was helpful. The number is in the online documentation too but I've read over it.
To bad that the online documentation isn't correct regarding to the soap address. But believe me the German version is even worse. There you can find the two soap adapter settings (XI parameter: interface namespace, interface) that are no longer existed in PI 7.1
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Edited by: Gil Ritter on Nov 14, 2008 11:25 AM

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